DocsBot AI
AI chatbot platform trained on your documentation and content
DocsBot's agent leaves the browser and picks up the phone
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- 7d ago
DocsBot Voice Agents: Put Your AI Agent on Your Website and Phone Line
⚡ SPARKDocsBot Voice puts an existing agent on a phone line as well as a website, answering questions, capturing caller details and transferring to a human when needed. Every prior release extended where a text agent could be summoned from; this one changes what the agent is, and it is the first time the product leaves text entirely.
View source ↗ - 8d ago
AI Chatbot Source Citations: A Trust Checklist
A buyer-education checklist for judging chatbot citations on accuracy, relevance and freshness. Marketing content rather than a release, though it maps closely to the trust argument the product is sold on.
View source ↗ - 12d ago
AI Agent to Human Handoff: An Escalation Matrix
A guide to designing agent-to-human escalation: what to route, what context to carry over, how to set expectations. Content marketing, but it describes the handoff problem the new voice product will meet in a harder form.
View source ↗ - 14d ago
RAG Evaluation for Customer Support: Find the Real Failure
An evaluation guide for support teams covering sources, retrieval, grounded answers and customer outcomes. Content marketing rather than a release, though it reinforces the prove-it-before-you-trust-it framing the product work follows.
View source ↗ - 19d ago
How to Test an AI Support Agent Before Launch
A pre-launch testing checklist for AI support agents covering accuracy, grounding, escalation and safety. Editorial content, not a product change.
View source ↗ - 21d ago
DocsBot Operator + Admin MCP: Let Your AI Agent Manage DocsBot
⚡ SPARKOperator in the dashboard and Admin MCP for outside agents together hand over the administrative surface of DocsBot. It is the release the surrounding evaluation content implicitly depends on — an agent that maintains the bot needs to be measurable before anyone lets it.
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